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Nigeria’s main unions suspend planned strike after government talks

Nigerian labor unions agreed with the government on Monday to suspend a planned strike over fuel and power price rises

In 2019, about one million tourists visited the Victoria Falls in Livingstone, Zambia. Now, only a handful of locals view

Somali President Mohamed Farmaajo said his administration has intensified the fight against terrorism in the country, weakening the Al-Shabaab terror

Kenya plans to develop tourism products at the local community level in order to boost sector revenues amid the COVID-19

Former Foreign Affairs minister Moctar Ouane was named prime minister of Mali’s transitional government by the president, Bah Ndaw, state

Mohamed Hussein Roble officially assumed office as Somalia’s prime minister on Sunday following his appointment by President Mohamed Farmaajo. The

The number of COVID-19 deaths globally is closing in on the one million mark as some regions continue reporting a

The Defense Ministry of Libya’s UN-backed government on Saturday condemned the clashes that erupted on Friday in east of the

Shop owners in Blantyre city have reacted differently over the city council’s cleanup exercise which saw street vendors being chased

The Interior Ministry of Libya’s UN-backed government on Saturday said that 22 migrants were rescued and three bodies were recovered